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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2100, 7 June 1907, Page 2

p. H. GRAHAM, architect, OVER NOLAN AND SHEET’S, Lowo Street. C. F E R R I 5 1 LICENSED INTERPRETER, NATIVE LAND & COMMISSION AGENT. JAS. G. LILLEY. A RCHITECT AND SANITARY J\ ENGINEER, Union Bank Buildings. Telephone 318. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DR. COLE lias REMOVED t,. Groy-street (opposite tlio lato rosidonco of Colonol Winter).

Hours at Homo — Morning, 9 to 10. Afternoon, 2 to 3. Evening, 6 to 7. Attendance at Mr. E. D. Smith’s (Chemist), 11 a.m., 3 p.m.

F. von LUBBE TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND PIANO. Torms on Application. Apply—McLEAN AND CO. Union Rank Buildings.

D R ALEX. STEWART, M.B.C.M. (Glasgow). Rosidenco from 18tli June. Corner of BRIGHT-ST. and CHILDERS-RD.

A clearing sale by Mr. C. Hawkins, draper, is advertised elsewhere. Mr. J. H. Hutchins, who is prepared to take pupils for the piano, or to supply music for halls, etc., has a business notice in this issue. The stock to be submitted by Messrs. Williams and Kettle at the sale at Matawhero on Thursday next is detailed in another column. A notice regarding the woodwork and carving classes at the Technical School appears elsewhere in this issue. In another column the Commissioner of Crown Lands gives notice of lands to be disposed of under the optional system.

Increased fares to be charged in future on the Waimata coaches are dealt with in an advertisement in this issue. John Aspen, a visitor from lteefton, died suddenly at South Hokitika early yesterday. He had been suffering from a strained heart, and was aged 35. The Chief Postmaster has received advice that parcels for the United States are to be sent forward on Auckland for despatch by Vancouver to Honolulu. Arrangements have been made for transit between Honolulu and United States. Sitting in civil jurisdiction yesterday morning, Mr. W. A. Barton, S.M., gavo judgment in one undefended civil case:*C. A. HeLautour (Mr. Stock) v. Geo. Stubbs, claim £lB 12s sd, costs £1 10s Od. Three cases were adjourned and four were struck out. At tho Police Court yesterday morning, before Mr. W. A. Barton, S.M., Edward John Burch was lined 10s, 2s costs, or IS hours, for being found drunk in Gladstone-road on Wednesday. A first offender was lined ss, with 2s costs, or in defaidt 21 hours’ imprisonment.

A Press Association telegram from Rotorua states that the thermal springs in the AA’liakarewarewa valley liavo been showing great activity lately. Some speculation has been caused in the district as to the reason for the sudden rising in Tikitapu, the beautiful blue lake near AVairoa, the level having risen some 10ft within a comparatively' short time. On the other hand, Lake Rotorua’s level has fallen. The question of ear-marking will he considered by the conferences of tho Farmers’ Union and the A. and P. Associations in AVellington next month. Mr. AV. Maddison, who has been in tlio South in connection with his ear-marking scheme, states that it has been well received, and he believes that the aforementioned conferences will recommend the scheme for adoption by the Government. AA’liile in the South Mr. Maddison was unable to make satisfactory financial arrangements for putting his scheme on the market. Nothing is quite so good in bronchitis and chronic cough as Stearns’ AVine Its delicious taste makes its regular use a pleasure, and it acts as a matchless tome and body-build-er.—Advt. i.